Unhealthy Obessesion Post 1

romance need not to be luxurious; as long as one is attentive, simplicity can bring romance too.
- Quoted from Nathaniel Ho from http://sg.news.yahoo.com/xin/20090217/ten-639-nat-ho-scared-valentines-day-3c1b9bc.html

I agree very much with it! Thus whenever people asked, "what's your plans for V day?" or "what's Nick's plan for you?" I always says the same thing, now I everyday also Valentine's Day what!

Besides, I am never a believer of Valentine's Day lah.

But Nick, in his own simple manner and without spending a bomb, has said some very romantic sweet things that swept me away. Or has paid attention to details in ways I am embarrassed that I am not paying as much.

On Sunday, for fun we decided that we shall go into Borders and spent half an hour picking up something from each other.

After which, we will then exchange present.

Its fun but also very stressful man.

What will he think if I get him that? Will he think I am hinting him something when I actually don't meant anything? Is it too cheap? Is this relevant to him? Will he likes it?

In the end, I got him an interior designing book for bedrooms. We both enjoy flipping through interior designing books. Heehee.

And guess what he bought for me?

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A Cook Book.



I suspected as much coz I saw him looking through some recipe books in the cooking aisle, hah!

But you know what?

He bought the book not for me to learn to cook.

He bought it for me because he wanted me to flip through to see what I WANT and HE COOKS for me.

Romance need not be luxury. Flowers are not necessary although appreciated.

Its the little things he do, that I am completely awed that this man cares so much for me.
And I know, I love him too.

Is it just me that I find him extremely cute looking when he smile but don't smile pattern?



Didn't I say unhealthy obessesion?